Definitions by xdr5t3evq3q
stalag-might
A hydraulic stalagmite in an cavern-style obstacle course that can jut itself out half a metre out of the ground in a fifth of a second, potentially causing injuries to somebody spelunking over it.
stalag-might by xdr5t3evq3q July 28, 2026
Sakharine
Sakharine by xdr5t3evq3q July 28, 2026
0 euro note
A note that is made using a banknote press despite being worth nothing and on top of that, not having a monarchical engraving.
Person 1: The only form of currency that you lose more by making than a cent is a 0 euro note!
Person 2: But the note costs 5€.
Person 1: Oh yeah!
Person 2: But the note costs 5€.
Person 1: Oh yeah!
0 euro note by xdr5t3evq3q June 20, 2026
Reverse Engine
1. A gear that reverses a vehicle.
2. A well-known feature that most large airplanes have.
3. A paradoxical way that the Titanic sank.
2. A well-known feature that most large airplanes have.
3. A paradoxical way that the Titanic sank.
1. This switch makes the Reverse Engine turn on.
2. Reverse Engines are almost always used as brakes and not actual engines.
3. Now, engage the Reverse Engine!
2. Reverse Engines are almost always used as brakes and not actual engines.
3. Now, engage the Reverse Engine!
Reverse Engine by xdr5t3evq3q June 20, 2026
RAAC
Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete: a type of lightweight concrete used for constructing rooftops after tin and asbestos roofs where banned. It has a lifetime of 30 years so it causes a lot of financial problems because it has to replaced in halls and offices.
RAAC by xdr5t3evq3q May 15, 2026
Pug in a Rug
Pug in a Rug by xdr5t3evq3q April 9, 2026